Sierra Davis

Doctoral Student at Stanford University in Political Science (Comparative/American)

Sierra Davis is a dedicated PhD student with a passion for survey design, experiments, and the intersection of women, ethnicity, and political behavior in East Africa and America. With a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Africana Studies, Sierra excels in academia and is currently pursuing her PhD at Stanford University. Prior to her doctoral studies, Sierra worked as a Senior Survey Design/Research Specialist at Qualtrics, where she designed surveys and conducted analysis. Throughout her academic journey, Sierra has been involved in various roles such as a teaching assistant, project manager, and committee intern.

Sierra's educational background includes graduating as the Salutatorian with a Bachelor of Arts from Brigham Young University, where she achieved a remarkable GPA of 3.94. Her commitment to academic excellence is evident in her past roles as a teaching assistant in political science and game theory at Brigham Young University.

Currently, Sierra Davis is a Doctoral Student at Stanford University, furthering her expertise in survey design, experimental research, and the complexities of political behavior. With a strong foundation in political science and Africana Studies, Sierra's work focuses on understanding and unraveling the dynamics of women, ethnicity, and political engagement in both East Africa and America.

Sierra's professional experience at Qualtrics as a Senior Survey Design/Research Specialist equipped her with the skills to design comprehensive surveys, analyze data effectively, and provide insightful reporting. This experience has been pivotal in shaping her research interests and academic pursuits at Stanford University and beyond.

Sierra Davis has also gained practical experience through her past roles as a teaching assistant, project manager, and intern, contributing to her holistic understanding of research methodologies, political inquiry, and public policy. Her diverse background and broad skill set make her a valuable asset in the field of survey research, academic inquiry, and political studies.